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Mobile virtual reality on a headset like an Oculus Go, which is $200. Do you have whitepapers or case studies? We also have a bunch of whitepapers. So I say, first, don’t think uber-complicated; start off more simple. Not simple in idea and not simple in strategy, but maybe more simple in technology.
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Started covering those areas when they were very tied to games, especially when the original Oculus Rift was launched. Oculus Go came out with this $199 headset – this really inexpensive headset — and they sold millions of these units. And we also look at consumer software numbers as a whole. Which still has its uses!
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